A former student of Nadia Boulanger who abandoned classical harmony to work with Pierre Schaeffer. At the GRM, she proved that sound is not a monolith but an “accord of components,” creating a unique manual mixing technique using four tape recorders.
node.music
Welcome to an interactive map of electronic sound evolution. From the first experiments with electricity to neural audio. Navigate the timeline, explore events, listen to music.
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node.music
Interactive timeline of electronic music history, from the 200-ton Telharmonium (1897) to neural audio.
> SEARCH — Find an event by title or author
> TAP — Tap on a card to learn details
> LISTEN — Listen to music and watch videos
CSOUND // LIVE_LAPTOP_ORCHESTRA
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SONIC // LAB
INTERACTIVE FEEDBACK ENGINE
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CLICK / PLAY / WATCH / NOISE / SWEEP — SYSTEM SOUNDS. CLOSING STOPS AUDIO.
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